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TO YOUR HONOURABLE, THE FRESHMAN 
TO YOUR EXCELLENCY, THE SOPHOMORE 
TO YOUR HIGHNESS, THE JUNIOR, AND 
TO YOUR MAJESTY, THE SENIOR 
THIS TOO UNWORTHY TRIBUTE IS OFFERED 

BY YOUR LOWLY SERVANTS 

Wallace 3!rtotn 



Ci)e 3&oman spirit 



When Caesar, by his own election, ran 

That hot town in the old time known as Rome, 
It was the style in snobbishness at home 

To call the man outside "Barbarian." 

True there were lots of fights 'twixt clan and clan 
Not distant from the Capitol's high dome, 
But Rome went solid for the Tiber's loam 

When trouble from the rank outside began. 

Thus Yale and Harvard seal eternal feud, 

And Michigan, Cornell and "Quaker" Penn 

Make strife with language forcible but rude, 

While Berkeley's loud for war on Stanford's men; 

But 'gainst the world, by good old Roman laws, 

All college men take arms in common cause. 



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Class Yell 



Fraternity Yell 



Club Yell 



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Our College Colors 

Class Colors 

Fraternity Colors 

Club Colors 



nap ^ijots of College ButllJttigs 



a Jlatural jtttatafcc 

The Freshman lay asleep, asleep, 

Under the greenwood tree oh, 
The fields were green and the tree was green, 

And green was that young Freshee oh. 
The lambkins gamboled on the mead 
And the little calves nibbled their succulent feed, 
But the Freshman he gave no heed, no heed, 

Under the greenwood tree oh. 

Hi oh me for the greenwood tree, 
Hi oh me for the young Freshee, 

For the field was green and the tree was green 
And green was that young Freshee oh. 

The Freshman lay asleep, asleep, 

Under the greenwood tree oh, 
And the lambkins they nibbled so close around, 

But they saw not the young Freshee oh, 
For the Freshman was green as the grass that grew, 
So they ate him up and enjoyed him, too, 
For he tasted like lettuce sprinkled with dew 

Under the greenwood tree oh. 

Hi oh me for the greenwood tree, 
Hi oh me for the young Freshee, 

For the field was green and the tree was green 
And green was the young Freshee oh. 




Under the greenwood tree oh. 



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3Salla6e of ®l& g>ongs 

The campus lights through the twilight peer, 

The bell of the chapel sounds sweet and fey, 
And tuned to familiar chords, I hear 

The college songs of another day ; 

There from the window over the way 
Comes the old strain of it, merry and mad, 

Just as it rang through the twilight grey 
When I was a rollicking undergrad. 

Was it a century, was it a year 

Since the old spirit urged me to play, 
Since the old nights of the crackers and beer, 

Pranks of the Sophomore reckless and gay ? 

Hear the wild lilt of that rag-time lay, 
How I remember each word of it — gad! — 

Just as it rang through the twilight grey 
When I was a rollicking undergrad. 

There is the Son of a Gambolier, 

There are Bingo and Mandalay, 
The Song of the Stein to the youngsters dear 

And Schneider 's Band 'with the trombone bray; 

How the old memories backward stray, 
Heart of the man and voice of the lad, 

Just as it rang through the twilight grey 
When I was a rollicking undergrad ! 

Envoy 

Pale, dead ghosts of the past, you say ? 

Nay, there is pulse in it, warm and glad, 
Just as it rang through the twilight grey 

When I was a rollicking undergrad. 



Campus g>nap ^ijots 



Campus g>nap g>|)Ots 



Class ^oltttcs 




College ^oltttes 




Clje College mwrn 

This vale of tears has many kinds of widdies oh, 

Some wear their weeds for sod, and some for grass, 
There are Hindoos fair and Chinee girls and Biddies oh, 

And every nationality and class; 
But for a wide experience in grieving, * • : » . 

For expertness in dear, departed sighs, 
For quantities of annual bereaving 

The College Widow surely takes the prize. 

Then it's hi for the fair College Widdy oh, 

Though coy and inconstant she be, 
For she' 's flirting like mad 
With a fresh undergrad 

When she ought to be grieving for me. 

For her I spent my evenings off the campus oh, 

And blamed her for a mind she never knew, 
As changeful as the wind-blown plumes of pampas oh, 

(I laid it to her youthful point of view.) 
I told a wise Alumnus of my passion, 

He whistled softly. "Is she still alive?" 
Then nipped my budding romance in this fashion^ 

"I loved her madly back in '95!" 

Then it's hi for the fair College Widdy oh, 

Though coy and inconstant she be, 
For she 's smiling today 
On a future B. A., 

And she ' s not even thinking of me. 

Her freshness never withers with the seasons oh, 

Her beautv tells no storv of the past, 
Disdaining her excuses and her reasons oh, 

Each new romance obliterates the last. 
A Senior holds her hand at graduation, 

And with his image faintly in her eves, 
She meets a Freshman at matriculation — 

The College Widow surely takes the prize! 

Then it's hi for the gay College Widdy oh, 

Though coy and inconstant she be, 
For she's drowning her care 
In another affair 

When she ought to be -pining for me. 




Beauty is only grin deep. 




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Caricatures of f$Ly jfrtm&s 



Uneasy rests the head that wears a frozen. 



Caricatures of fflv jfrtentia 



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Caricatures of t|)e jfacultj) 



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W\)tn tije Captain begins 
to Moear 



They played like wooden Injuns, 

They fumbled and missed the ball, 
They showed small pluck in tackle or buck 

And they ran no ends at all; 
The partisans groaned on the side lines; 

The coach was wild with despair, 
But there came a change in a manner strange 

When the Captain began to swear. 



Then they stood in the line like Trojans, 

And they snapped the ball with a vim ; 
The fullback ran like a galvanized man — 

There was nothing the matter with him ! 
They hammered the ends for twenty, 

And they butted the line for fair, 
And they ran up the score with a rush and a roar, 

When the Captain began to swear. 

You may talk of the cry of Nelson 

In Death's relentless grip, 
Or the battle call of Lawrence 

Of " Don't give up the ship ; " 
But there's nothing that wins in football 

Like that antidote for despair 
When the Captain limbers his husky timbers 

And swears an American swear. 




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Regatta photographs 



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Pride goeth before a ball. 



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Cfje Sliest College ^>cmg 

The beggar students in their day, — 

Gaudeamus igitur, — 
Sang the quaint old Latin lay, 

Gaudeamus Igitur. 
Rags they wore, they were not sad, 
Just a crust of bread they had, 
Just a sip to make them glad, 

Gaudeamus igitur! 

Good St. Goleas, their sire, — 

Gaudeamus igitur ■, — 
Joked, their laughter to inspire, 

Gaudeamus igitur. 
Ne'er a jester more divine 
Crowned a glass or graced a shrine, 
Gave beneficence to wine, 

Gaudeamus igitur! 

In each oily Latin clause, — 

Gaudeamus igitur, — 
Dropped he waggish monkish saws,- 

Gaudeamus igitur ', — 
Taught the scholar to be jolly 
With his wisdom mingling folly 
Just to tease old Melancholy, 

Gaudeamus igitur! 

Peace to Goleas' ancient dust, — 

Gaudeamus igitur ■, — 
He is merry still, I trust, 

Gaudeamus igitur. 
Other, graver Saints have wrought; 
None have more affection brought, 
None such fellowship have taught, 

Gaudeamus igitur! 



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"Pray come, Dr. Tupper, to a chafing-dish supper." 



Ci)e Culture* Cannibal 



He was a cannibal King 

Sent from the Island of Boo. 
Knowledge to fatten he entered in Latin, 

Greek and zoology too. 

Cured of his craving for man 

He was a glutton for law; 
Both physiology, Dutch and psychology, 

Covers and all, he ate raw. 

'Twas savage, barbaric and rude 

When that dark, Polynesian rex, 
With cravings inherent he'd learned from his parent, 

Voraciously crammed for an ex. 

But the King to his profs and his friends 
Seemed gentle, forbearing and mild; 

He always was burning for orgies of learning, 
But never for fricasseed child, 

Till a prof, — they are careless sometimes, — 
Gave the King minus D in his math ; 

Then, fierce as a vulture, he dropped all his culture, 
And ate up his gloves in his wrath. 

But the monarch was foxy and shrewd, 

So he sent to the prof an invite: 
" Pray come, Dr. Tupper, to a chafing-dish supper,- 

My rooms on the campus tonight." 




The prof he appeared on the hour, 

And he said to the monarch or" Boo, 

" i hate to be rude, but I don't see the food!" 
"The food," said the monarch, "Is you!" 

On the banquet that shortly ensued 

I have no occasion to dwell, 
Though the King made rejoicing, at intervals voicing 

A cannibal basket-ball yell. 

Next morning the cannibal King 

Bade college and knowledge adieu, 
And he left with his grip for a Tittle sea trip. 

He's now rusticating at Boo. 



Professors, take warning by this, 

At vespers retire to your bunks 

And do not go near any invites to beer 
In the dangerous season of flunks. 




/// onion there is strength. 



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Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we buy. 




Coasts 



Coasts 



rs should not be boozers. 




Cocktail anti Cfrnfittg^tsi) Recipes 



Too many broths spoil the cook. 



Jlttstcal Clufis 




tortes ^orti) putting Boton 



>torte£ Woxfy putting Boton 



College Bramattes 



College Bramattes 



All that titters is not cold. 



Pjotocjrapljs of <&w $laj>s 



Photographs of <&m Paps 






programmes of :plaj>ss 



A rolling stone gathers no rocks. 



"&oug!) Houses" 3 Hato attentirti 




College ^tattsttes 



Colleges 



18)3 

1863 
iS;8 
184; 
1847 
is?; 
1881 
1 869 

'794 
1877 
1764 
1846 
1880 
1887 
1874 



1847 
1874 
'754 
1821 
1857 
1868 
1842 
1885 
1769 
1837 
1783 



1789 
1848 
1867 
1876 
1854 
1868 
1636 
1892 
355 
36 7 
1850 
1820 
1847 
1868 
1844 
1894 

1876 



*!7 
1832 
1847 
1866 
1 891 
i860 
1853 
1865 
1857 
1878 

5 5 6 
1890 
1881 
1846 
1888 
1886 
1874 
1831 
1SS9 
1861 
1851 
1833 
1870 



Alabama Polytechnic Institute. 

Amherst College 

Armour Institute Technology.. . . 

Augustana College 

BakerUniversity 

Baylor University 

Beloit College 

Berea College 

Bethany College 

Boston University 

Bowdoin College 

Brigham Young College 

Brown University 

Buclcnell Univcsity 

Case School Applied Science. 
Catholic University, America. . . , 

Central Univcsity 

Clark University 

Clemson Agricultural College... 

College City of New York 

Colorado College 

Columbia University 

Columbian University 

Cornell College 

Cornell University. 

Cumberland University 

Dakota University 

Dartmouth College 

DePauw Univcsity 

Dickinson College 

Drake University 

Fisk University 

Fort Worth University 

Georgetown University 

Guard College 

Grant University 

Grove City College 

Hamline University 

Hampton Institute 

Harvard University 

Henry College 

Hillsdale College 

Howard University 

Illinois Wesleyan University.... 

Indiana University 

Iowa College 

Iowa State College 

Iowa Wesleyan University 

Jacob Tome Institute 

John B. Stetson University 

Johns Hopkins University 

Kansas Wesleyan University. . . 

Kentucky University 

Knox College 

Lafayette College 

Lawrence University 

Lehigh University 

Leland Stanford Jr. University. . . 

Louisiana State University 

Manhattan College 

Massachusetts Institute Tech.... 
Michigan Agricultural College... 
Mississippi A and M. College... 

Monmouth Coiiege 

Morningside College 

Motis Blown College 

Mt Union Co'lege 

Nebraska Wesleyan University. . 

Nevada Stale University 

New Oileans University 

New Yo'k University 

North Carolina Agr & Mh. Arts 

Northwestern College 

Northweste'n University 

Obeilin College 

Ohio Slate University 



Location 



Auburn, Ala 

Amherst, Mass 

Chicago, 111 

Rock Island, 111 

Baldwin, Kansas 

Waco, Texas 

Beloit, Wis 

Berea, Ky 

Lindsborg, Kan 

Boston, Mass 

Brunswick, Me 

Logan , Utah 

Providence, R. I 

Lewisburg, Pa 

Cleveland, O 

Washington, D. C 

Danville, Ky 

Atlanta, Ga 

Clemson College, S. C. 
Manhattan Boro, N. Y. 
Colorado Springs, Colo. 
Manhattan Boro, N. Y. 

Washington, D. C 

Mt. Vernon, Iowa 

Ithaca, N. Y 

Lebanon, Tenn 

Mitchell, S. Dak 

Hanover, N. H 

Greencastle, Ind 

Carlisle, Pa 

Des Moines, Iowa 

Nashville, Tenn 

Fort Worth, Texas. . . . 

Washington, D. C 

Philadelphia, Pa 

Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . 

Grove City, Pa 

St. Paul, Minn 

Hampton, Va 

Cambridge, Mass 

Campbell, Tex 

Hillsdale, Mich 

Washington, D. C 

Bloomington, 111 

Bloomington, Ind 

Grinnell, Iowa 

Ames, Iowa 

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. . . . 

Port Deposit, MJ 

De Land, Fla 

Baltimore, Md 

Salina, Kan 

Lexington, Ky 

Galesburg, 111 

Easton, Pa 

Appleton, Wis 

S. Bethlehem, Pa 

Palo Alto, Cal 

Baton Rouge, La 

Manhattan Boro, N. Y. 

Boston, Mass 

Lansing, Mich 

Agncult'l College, Miss 

Monmouth, 111 

Sioux City, Iowa 

Atlanta, Ga 

Alliance, O 

University PL, Neb. . . . 

Reno, Nev 

New Orleans, La 

New York City,N. Y.. 

West Raleigh, N. C 

Naperviile, 111 

Evanston, III 

Obe'lin, O 

Columbus, O 



Denominational 
Control 



Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Lutheran 

Methodist Episcopal 

Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Lutheran 

Methodist Episcopal 

Congregational 

Latter Day 

Non-Sectarian 

Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Roman Catholic 

Presbyterian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarirn 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Baptist 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Cumberland Presb'n 
Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 
Methodist Episcopal 

Christian 

Congregational 

Methodist Episcopal 
Roman Catholic. 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Free Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Congregational 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Christian 

Non-Sectarian 

Presbyterian 

Interdenominational 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Roman Catholic 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

United Presbyterian 

Methodist 

Methodist 

Methodist Episcopal 
Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Evangelical 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 



President 

or Chairman of 

Faculty 



Chas. C. Thach, A M 

George Harris, D. D., LL.-D. . . . 
F. W. Gunsaulus, D. D , LL. D. 

Gustav Andreen, Ph. D 

Lemuel H. Murlin, A. M 

Samuel P. Brooks, A. M 

Edw D. Eaton, D. D.,LL. D.. .. 
Wm. G. Frost, Ph D.,D. D... 

Rev. C. Swensson, Ph. D 

W. F. Warren, D. D., LL. D.. . , 

Wm. DeWitt Hyde, D. D 

James H. Linford, B. S., B. D... 
W. H. P. Faunce, A. M., D. D... 
John H. Harris, LL. D 



Rt. Rev. T. J. Conaty, S. T. D. . 
William C. Roberts, D.D.,LL D. 
Chas. M. Melden, Ph. D., D. D. 

P. H. Mell, Ph. D 

A. G. Compton ( Act. Pres. ) . . . . 

W. F. Slocum, LL. D., D. D 

N. M. Butler, LL. D., Ph. D.... 

Chas. W Needham, LL. D 

Wm. F. King, D. D., LL. D 

J. G. Schurman, LL. D., A. M.. . 

D. E. Mitchell 

Rev. W. I. Graham, D.D., A. M 
Wm. J. Tucker, D. D., LL. D.. . 
Rev. H. A. Gobin, D. D , LL. D 
Geo. E. Reed, S. T. D., LL. D. . 

H. M. Bell 

Rev. Jas. G Merrill, D. D 

Rev. O. L. Fisher, A. M., D. D. 
Rev. Jerome Daugherty, S.J 

A. H. Fetterolf, Ph. D., LL. D.. 
Rev. John H. Race, A.M., D. D 
Rev. I. C. Ketler, Ph. D.,D.D.. . 

Rev. G. H. Bridgman, D. D 

Rev. H. B. Frissell, D. D 

Charles Wm. Eliot, LL. D 

T. H. Bridges 

Jos. W. Mauck, A M., LL D... 

J. E. Rankin, D. D., LL. D 

Edgar M. Smith, M. A., D. D... 

Wm. L. Bryan, A. B., AM 

Dan. F. Bradley, D. D 

E. W. Stanton, M. Sc. (Act. P.) 
J. W. Hancher, A. M.,S. T D. 

A. W. Harris, A M (Director). 
John F. Forbes, A M., Ph. D... 

Ira Remsan, LL. D 

W. F. Hoyt, A. B., B. S 

B. A. Jenkins, A. M., B D 

Thomas McClelland, D. D 

E. D. Warfield, LL. D 

Samuel Plantz, Ph. D., D. D . .. 

Thomas M. Drown, LL D 

David Starr Jordan, LL. D 

Thos. D. Boyd, A M , LL D . . 

Rev. Bro. Jerome. F S C 

Henry S. Pritchett, LL. D 

J. L. Snyde , M A., Ph D 

J. C. Hardy, A. M., LL. B 

J. N. Swan (Act. President) 

VV. S. Lewis, D. D., A. M 

Rev. J. M Hendeison, A. M . . . . 
Albe-t B. Riker. D. D., A. M. . . 

D. W. C Huntington. D. D 

Joseph E. Stubbs, D IV, LL. D . 

Frederic H. Knight, A B 

H. M. MacCracken.D D..LL D. 

Geo T. Winston, LL. D 

H.J Kiekhoefer, A M, Ph D. 

EdmundJ. James, Ph. D 

Henry C. King, D. D 

W. O. Thompson, D. D., LL. D 



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Colleges 



1804 
1844 
1S92 
1S70 



1875 
I8J9 
1377 
1854 
1S87 
1746 
1374 
1S67 
U73 
i35j 
1847 
1347 
1841 
1829 
1870 
1 867 
1852 
1834 
1831 
1 891 
1872 



1819 

1877 



1785 



1864 
1865 
1837 
1 863 
1848 
1340 
1895 
17S5 
1369 
1891 
1789 
1883 
1842 
1892 
1876 
1740 
1850 



1794 
1883 
1850 
1791 
1825 
1861 
1848 
1886 
1802 
1845 
1890 
1872 
1871 
1867 
1892 
1353 

Ii26 

1787 
1367 
1843 
1783 
1 701 



Ohio University 

Ohio Wesleyan University 

Oklahoma University 

Oregon Agricultural College 

Ottawa University 

Ouachita College 

Peabody Teachers' College 

Pennsylvania State College 

Philander Smith College 

Polytechnic Institute 

Pratt Institute 

Princeton University 

Purdue University 

Simpson College 

Southwestern University 

State College of Kentucky 

State University of Iowa 

bt. Francis X^vier College 

St. John's College 

St. Louis University 

Syracuse University 

Talladega College 

Tufts College 

Tulane University 

University of Alabama 

University of Arizona 

University of Arkansas 

University of California 

University of Chicago 

University of Cincinnati 

University of Colorado 

University of Denver 

University of Georgia 

University of Idaho 

University of Illinois 

University of Kansas 

University of Maine 

University of Michigan 

University of Minnesota 

University of Mississippi 

University of Missouri 

University of Montana 

University of Nashville 

University of Nebraska 

University of New Mexico.. . . 

University of North Carolina.. . . 

University of North Dakota 

University of Notre Dame 

University of Oklahoma 

University of Oregon 

University of Pennsylvania 

University of Rochester 

University of So. California. . . . 

University of the South 

University of Tennessee 

University of Texas 

University of Utah 

University of Vermont 

University of Virginia 

University of Washington 

University of Wisconsin 

University of Wyoming 

U. S. Military Academy 

U. S. Naval Academy 

Utah Agricultural College 

Vanderbilt University 

V.rginia Polytechnic Institute. . 

Walden University 

Washington A gricultur'l College 

Washington University 

Western Reserve University . . . 

Western University of Penn... 

West Virginia University 

Willamette University 

Williams College 

Yale University 



Location 



Athens, O 

Delaware, O 

Norman, Oklahoma Ter. 

Corvallis, Ore 

Ottawa, Kan 

Arkadelphia, Ark 

Nashville, Tenn 

State College, Pa 

Little Rock, Ark 

Brooklyn, N. Y 

Brooklyn, N. Y 

Princeton, N. J 

Lafayette, Ind 

Indianola, Iowa 

Georgetown, Texas.. . . 

Lexington, Ky 

Iowa City, Iowa 

Manhattan Boro, N. Y. 
Fordham, N. Y. City. .. 

St. Louis, Mo 

Syracuse, N. Y 

Talladega, Ala 

Tufts College, Mass. . . 

New Orleans, La 

Tuscaloosa, Ala 

Tucson, Ariz 

Fayetteville, Ark 

Berkeley, Cal 

Chicago, 111 

Cincinnati, O 

Boulder, Colo 

University Park, Colo . 

Athens, Ga 

Moscow, Idaho 

Urbana, 111 

Lawrence, Kan 

Orono, Me 

Ann Arbor, Mich 

Minneapolis, Minn. . . . 

Near Oxford, Miss 

Columbia, Mo 

Missoula, Mont 

Nashville, Tenn 

Lincoln, Neb 

Albuquerque, N. M.. . . 

Chapel Hill, N. C 

Grand Forks, N. Dai. . 

Notre Dame, Ind 

Norman, Okla 

Eugene, Ore 

Philadelphia, Pa 

Rochester, N. Y 

Los Angeles, Cal 

Sewanee, Tenn 

Knoxville, Tenn 

Austin, Tex 

Salt Lake City, Utah . . 

Burlington, Vt 

Charlottesville, Va 

Seattle, Wash 

Madison, Wis 

Laramie, Wyo 

West Point, N. Y 

Annapolis, Md 

Logan, Utah 

Nashville, Tenn 

Blacksburg, Va 

Nashville, Tenn 

Pullman, Wash 

St. Louis, Mo 

Cleveland, O 

Pittsburgh, Pa 

Morgantown, W. Va.. 

Salem, Ore 

Williamstown, Mass. . . 

New Haven, Conn 



Denominational 
Control 



Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Baptist 

Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 
Metho't Epis'l South 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Roman Catholic 
Roman Catholic 

Roman Catholic 

Methodist Episcopal 

Congregational 

Universalist 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Roman Catholic... 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Baptist 

Methodist Episcopal 
Protestant Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Non-jectarian 

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Metho't Epis'l South 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist Episcopal 
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President 

or Chairman of 

Faculty 



Alston Ellis, Ph. D., LL. D 

James W. Bashford, D. D 

David R. Boyd, A. M., Ph. D. . 
Thos. M. Gatch,M. A., Ph. D. 
J. D. S. Riggs, Ph. D., L. H, D 
J. W. Conger, A. M., LL. D. . . 

James D. Porter, LL. D 

Geo. W. Atherton, LL. D 

Rev. James M. Cox, D. D 

Henry S. Snow, A. B., LL. D . . 

Charles M. Pratt 

Woodrow Wilson, LL. D., Lt.D. 
W. E. Stone, A. M., Ph. D. . 

Charles E. Shelton, A. M 

Robert S. Hyer, A. M 

J. K. Patterson, Ph. D., LL. D. . 

George E. MacLean, LL. D 

Rev. D. W. Hearn,S. J 

Rev. Geo. A. Pettit, S. J 

Rev. W. B. Rogers, S. J 

Rev. J. R. Day, LL. D. (Chan.) 
G. W. Andrews, A. B., M. A. . . 

Elmer Hewitt Capen, D. D 

Edwin A. Alderman, LL. D 

John W. Abercrombie 

F. Y. Adams, B. A., A. M 

Henry S. Hartzog, LL. D 

Banj. Ide Wheeler, LL. D 

Wm. R. Harper, Ph. D.,D. D.. . 

Howard Ayers, LL. D 

Jas. H. Baker, M. A.,LL. D.... 
H. A. Buchtel, D. D., LL. D. . . . 

Walter B. Hill, LL. D 

James A. MacLean, Ph. D 

Andrew S. Draper, LL. D 

Frank Strong 

G. E. Fellows, Ph. D., LL. D . . . 

James B. Angell, LL. D 

Cyrus Northrop, LL. D 

Robert B. Fulton, LL. D 

Richard Henry Jesse, LL. D. .. . 

Oscar J. Craig, A. M., Ph. D 

W. H. Payne, LL. D., Ph. D. . . 

E. Benj. Anurews, LL. D 

Wm. G Tight, Ph. D 

Francis P. Venable, Ph. D 

Weoster Merrifield, M. A 

Rev. A. Morrissey, C. S. C 

David R. Boyd, A. M., Ph. D. . . 

Prince L. Campbell, B. A 

Chas. C. Harrison, LL. D 

Rush Rhees, D. D., LL. D 

Wm. T. Randall (Dean) 

B. L. Wiggins, M. A., LL. D. . . 

C. W. Daoney, Ph. D., LL. D. . 

Wm. L. Prather, LL. D 

J. T. Kingsbury, Ph. D., D. Sc.. 

Mat. H. Buckham, D. D 

P. B. Barringer, M.D. (Ch.Fc.) 
Thos. F. Kane (Act. Presicent) 
EuW. A. Birge (Act. President) 

Rev. Elmer E. Smiley, D. D 

Col. A. L. Mills, U. S. A. Supt. . 
Capt. W. H. Brownson, U. S. N, 

Wm. J. Kerr, D. Sc 

J. H. Kiricland, LL. D., D. C. L. 
J. M. McBride, Ph. D.,LL. D... 

Rev. Jay B. Hamilton, D.D 

Enoch A. Bryan, A. M 

W. S. Chaplin, LL. D., A. M . . . 

Charles F. Thwing, D.D 

J. A. Brashear (Act. Chan.) . . . . 

D. B. Purinton, Ph. D 

John H. Coleman, D. D 

Henry Hopkins, D. D., LL. D . . 
Arthur T. Hadley, LL. D 



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"Excelsior ! " 



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College anniversaries 



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#ratmates ftp Request 



This is no rhyme of commencement time 

When the faculty makes decree 
That the pure of heart shall be set apart 

By the mystical sign A. B. 
I sing tonight of a maverick wight 

Who is common to East and West, 
Who makes things snort for an era short 

And graduates by request. 

The Freshmen go in the green of the leaf, 

The Sophomores in their gall, 
The Juniors skip by the pink trip slip 

And tarry not for the fall. 
Where are the Seniors, too blithe to last, 

The dearest, the beerest, the best? 
They were caught in time ere their sinful prime, 

And are graduates by request. 

They go not out with a gladsome shout, 

But they go by ones and twos, 
And they go in pride, for they've qualified 

In their major subject — Booze. 
They have felt the heel of the faculty spiel, 

They have been the Committee's guest, 
And they hit the ties in the merry guise 

Of graduates by request. 

So the Freshman leaveth his fields of grass, 

And the Sophomore leaveth his beer, 
And the Junior goeth where no man knoweth 

At any old time in the year. 
And the Senior doth wait at the campus gate 

With a sob in his throbbing chest 
As he joins the innumerable host 

Of the graduates by request. 



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You may lead a horse to slaughter but you cannot make him think. 



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The cloak of charity covers a multitude of shins 



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My son, beware! The tree of knowledge containeth many rotten branches. 



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And -pityingly I heard him speak, 
"I am a college graduate." 



a College #ratmate 

The blasts of winter blew a gale, 

A stranger plucked me by the coat. 
His face was scholarly, but pale, 

His shirt was open at the throat. 
Lean hunger's lines were on his cheek, — 

I saw a brother's need was great, 
And pityingly I heard him speak, 

"I am a college graduate." 

I marked his hat with battered crown, 

His rags that fluttered in the breeze, — 
What adverse fate had cast him down, 

This man of honors and degrees? 
A comrade soul in him I saw, 

Though sore reduced to many a straight, 
A bachelor of arts or law, 

Like me, a college graduate. 

I drew a coin of small degree, 

And this into his palm I pressed. 
"Dear sir," 1 said, " I grieve to see 

A fellow scholar so distressed. 
Pray, from what college do you come? " 

He gave his frowsy head a toss, 
And pocketing my modest sum, 

He said, "A barbers' college, boss." 



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jttan Bear, Bop Bear 

Man dear, the years have stolen by 

And I'll leave you at the gate, 
For it's written down that man must die — 

And man must graduate ; 
And it's only a clasp of the hand, man dear, 

And a tear for the Magic Four 
Ere we speed to the call of the beckoning year 

When we shall be boys no more. 

Man dear, boy dear, companion vagabond, 
'The Land of Care is over there for many a league beyond; 
But in the strife of toil and life, and in the war of men 
Cannot Old Friendship enter in and make us boys again ? 

Man dear, the world may be great for you 

In glory and wife and gold, 
But will you forget in the flush of the new 

The devil-may-care of the old, 
The loyal thrill of the boy at play, 

The larks and the dreams and the zest? 
Good-by! — I go to the East today 

And you return to the West. 

Man dear, boy dear, comrade for the Four, 
The house of youth is still in sooth and bolted is the door; 
But in the new and larger view wherein we toil with men 
Cannot Old Friendship enter in and make us boys again ? 



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Here endeth the Men s College Record. 



OCT 16 1908 



